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Aryeh | Psychotherapist and Certified Relationship Therapist

Online Psychotherapy and Relationship Therapy

I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist and a Certified Imago Relationship Therapist with 14 years of counselling experience. I offer online therapy using Zoom as well as WhatsApp.

 

I am passionate about helping couples in crisis to rebuild love and connection through improving communication and gaining greater insight into their relationship. I also specialize in overcoming anxiety and anger management.

I specialize in helping clients with  the following issues:


1) Overcoming Anxiety ( Generalised Anxiety Disorder & Panic attacks)

 

Anxiety comes from underlying fear. To overcome it, we need to understand what is causing it. Sometimes it can be based on illusory thinking, where a person focuses on the worst case scenario coming true. These thoughts need to be challenged so we can eliminate them. When the fear is a real one, it needs to be confronted by taking appropriate action. There are times when anxiety is based on the influences from past experiences, which need to be addressed to resolve them. As an integrative psychotherapist , I draw from a variety of approaches to address your unique needs.

 

 

2) Anger Management

 

Anger can wreak havoc in a person’s life. With anger management a person gains understanding into what’s triggering the anger and how to change the way you respond. This can be by expressing feelings in a healthy way, and taking appropriate steps to solve the underlying cause of the anger. In each case anger management is tailored to the needs of the clients.

 

I also work with a variety of other issues including depression, low self-esteem, assertiveness, bereavement, and work-related problems. 

 

3)  Marital, Couples and Relationship Issues

 

Couples often experience a breakdown of communication, that causes a fight and flight reaction. These may become repetitive cycle of self destructive behaviour were  anger expressed spins out of control .A reduction of emotional closeness, trust and physical intimacy  follows which can lead to crises in the relationship, affairs and even the threat of divorce.

 

Together we explore what you need, why there is disconnection and  how you can get the relationship you want. A key to this is building open and calm  communication in order to understand  each other, resolve conflict and meet each others needs. We also focus on building greater appreciation,  care and fun to reignite love and connection in the relationship. (For more information see the methodology section below)

If you would like to know more or book an appointment, please send me a message. 

 

 

Aryeh

Online therapy

Online therapy using Zoom and WhatsApp

Qualifications and registrations

MA Counselling and Psychotherapy, University of Wales - Regent College


Accredited Member of BACP


Certified Imago Relationship Therapist
 

 



Registrations

Specialisations

COUPLE COUNSELLING  - 3 STAGES OF IMPROVING A RELATIONSHIP 
1 AWARENESS

Gaining  greater  insight into the dynamics of the relationship and its root of problem is the first staget  of improving the relationship. Many relationships begin on a high, but when this begins to fade, the true person is revealed — warts and all. Negative traits may then begin to cause antagonism, and it is common for power struggles to develop in which each person strives to have their needs met. 
One common dynamic is a ‘Hailstorm and Turtle relationship’. The ‘hailstorm’ person criticizes the other – throwing hail stones at them. The other acts like a turtle, pulling away and going into their shell. The hailstorm person then thinks – I am not getting my point across, so they throw more and larger hails stones – which make the turtle withdraw even more. This is one example there are of course many other difficult dynamics that occur in relationships which need to be understood.

Understanding  triggering, how pain from past relationships  may be projected onto current ones, can  also be very important in getting to grips with the cause of problems.

2 IMPROVE COMMUNICATION

Gaining new communication skills plays a vital role in improving relationships. One important technique is known as “mirroring”, in which each person paraphrases the other’s opinion before expressing their own. Opinions are also expressed by using “I” statements reflecting how one feels, rather than with accusatory statements that begin with “you.” These help each person to feel  heard, understood, and creates an empathetic environment in which people can work together to resolve differences. 

3 ACTS OF CARE

Increasing acts of care, and giving,such as giving gifts, having a weekly “date” nights, or taking short trips away to spend quality time together, helps couples  to reconnect. Dr Gary Chapman, author of ‘The Five Love Languages’, explains that there are five ways in which we express and experience love: Gift Giving, Quality Time, Physical Touch, Acts of Service , and Words of. Appreciation. Different people have different ‘love languages’ and it’s important to understand what each person  apppreciates .

Fees

Individual Counselling - Online £100
Couples Counselling -   Online £120

(Each session is 50 minutes)

Availability (Opening hours)

Monday 11am-10pm
Tuesday 11am-10pm
Wednesday 11am-7pm
Thursday 11am-9pm
Friday 11am-4pm
Saturday -
Sunday 11am-1pm

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